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Dietary > Eating and cooking activities

머키다 | verb | intermediate |

be eaten; be swallowed

For something to be put into mouth and swallowed.

work; be effective; be well received

For a certain remark or act to be well understood or accepted by another person.

have an appetite

To eat food well.

cost

To cost money.
복따 | verb | beginner |

stir-fry

To drain most of water from ingredients, put them in a frying pan, and cook them over heat while stirring continuously.

nag; pester

To irritate another person by pressing him/her annoyingly.

get a perm

(slang) To get a perm to make hair curly.
부치다 | verb | intermediate |

fry; griddle

To spread the dough, an egg, etc., out and cook it in the greased frying pan.
붇ː따 | verb | intermediate |

pour

To put liquid or powder into something.

pay in installments

To deposit money in a bank or the like, every certain period of time.
비비다 | verb | intermediate |

rub

To rub two things against each other.

mix

To gather and mix several food items.

rub

To put and move a material between two palms, and thus make it twisted or massed into a lump.

wash one's hands with invisible soap

To curry favor with or flatter someone.

live (with a lot of people)

To suffer among many people.

squeeze in

To push one's way through or wedge oneself into a narrow space.

rely on; lean on

To depend on something or someone.
상차림 | noun | advanced |

table setting

The act of setting food on the table, or a table prepared in such a way.
석따 | verb | beginner |

mix

To put two or more things together in one container or place.

add

To say or do something while saying or doing something else.
섭취 | noun | advanced |

intake; ingestion

The body taking in nutrients, etc.
소ː식 | noun | advanced |

light eating; eating little

An act of eating a small amount of food.
시키다 | verb | beginner |

order

To make a person do something.

order

To order food, alcohol, beverages, etc.

To make somebody play a certain role.